Torsion springs serve multiple purposes by delivering accurate torque and managing rotational movement. When twisted, they generate resistance in the opposing direction. This resistance increases proportionally with the degree of twisting.
These springs accumulate mechanical energy during twisting. Upon release, they return to their initial state. These springs are manufactured with either clockwise or counterclockwise winding, depending on their intended function. As a result, based on their application, these springs can operate bidirectionally.
They find widespread use across various sectors including automotive manufacturing, timepieces, door mechanisms, healthcare equipment, and numerous other applications.